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So, I got the error that the auto-generated IAM-Role-Statements-Name was too long so I made my own. I took good care to make this a unique name indicating the region, the name of the stack etc. It seems that changing the name is nontrivial and ends up putting the stack in a weird place.
So my question is, is there a way to manipulate the maximum length of the unique role name so that I don't have to worry about it since the permissions are for this lambda function only?
Thanks,
Steven
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Thanks @Enase I had a look at those issues, but I do not think this solves things. If I use the PR I would still want to put a unique stack and region identifier and ultimately my issue is doing anything manual, because it is not easily modifiable and requires direct interaction with IAM in AWS itself.
So, I guess the request to shorten the auto-generated name to comply with AWS/provider conventions is not possible and I assume metadata cannot be utilized so that the iam role name cannot simply be some randomly generate ID.
Hello,
So, I got the error that the auto-generated IAM-Role-Statements-Name was too long so I made my own. I took good care to make this a unique name indicating the region, the name of the stack etc. It seems that changing the name is nontrivial and ends up putting the stack in a weird place.
So my question is, is there a way to manipulate the maximum length of the unique role name so that I don't have to worry about it since the permissions are for this lambda function only?
Thanks,
Steven
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: